• Elderly couple shocked by drug raid

  October 8, 2010
  An elderly Chicago couple said they were terrified when police knocked open their door late at night on a mistaken drug raid.

• 'Entertainment Tonight' anchor Mary Hart to host Hollywood Awards

  October 6, 2010
  "Entertainment Tonight" anchor Mary Hart will preside over the 14th Hollywood Awards Gala Ceremony at the Hollywood Film Festival.

• Emma Stone to play Gwen Stacy in new 'Spider-Man' movie relaunch

  October 5, 2010
  Actress Emma Stone is to play Gwen Stacy opposite Andrew Garfield as Peter Parker in the upcoming "Spider-Man" movie, Hollywood's Columbia Pictures said.

• Richard Dreyfuss honored for promoting civics in U.S. classrooms

  September 28, 2010
  Actor Richard Dreyfuss was presented with the first America's Promise Award by Illumine Press for his work in promoting civics in U.S. classrooms.

• Aaron Sorkin defends Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's donation

  September 28, 2010
  Aaron Sorkin, the screenwriter who penned the new movie "The Social Network," says he thinks some people are being too cynical about why Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg donated $100 million to the Newark, N.J., school system last week.

• Guillermo Del Toro working on projects with DreamWorks Animation

  September 27, 2010
  Director Guillermo del Toro has named DreamWorks Animation SKG as his home for animated feature film projects, the studio announced Monday.

• Motorists not calmed by yoga citations

  September 21, 2010
  Many residents of a Massachusetts city said they are not amused by the municipality's yoga-themed parking tickets.

• Fla. man says funny money was protest

  September 11, 2010
  A Florida man who claims his phony $20 bills were a protest against President Andrew Jackson's treatment of Indians is going to prison.

• 'Late Night with Jimmy Fallon' planning Broadway showcase week

  September 10, 2010
  "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" is planning its first "LNJF Broadway Week," showcasing some of the biggest hits the Great White Way has to offer, NBC said.

• Paul Hogan free to leave Australia after reaching tax deal with gov't

  September 4, 2010
  Paul "Crocodile Dundee" Hogan is free to leave Australia after reaching a deal with tax officials who grounded him over a tax dispute, his attorney says.

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